#HorusVision

Many shooters know of Horus from their family of reticles which are licensed out to various scope manufacturers, including big names like Leupold, Nightforce, and Vortex. Recently, Horus entered the scope market with their HoVR 5-20×50 riflescope. Horus graciously sent out a loaner scope for my test and review.

Recently TFB reported about the G26 7.62×51 mm “Short Range Sniper Rifle” that the German Army is looking for.

At SHOT 2018 I was walking over to Horus Vision to speak with founder Dennis Sammut when an unexpected sight greeted me:  Todd Hodnett of Accuracy 1st was running people through a virtual reality video game designed to train users of the Horus Vision system of reticles.  Todd is an amazing long range shooter and an excellent instructor.  Though the line to try the “Horus Virtual Reality Experience” was too long for me to wait in, I did get to watch a few people try it out, and hear Todd’s excellent explanation of Horus’ Tremor3 reticle.  If anything, the system looks like a good way to keep up on long-range shooting skills if one lives in an area where deep snow impedes such activities during the winter.

Stopping by the Horus Vision booth, I got a chance to look at the new Tremor 4 Reticle, designed by Todd Hodnett. The Tremor 4 is currently available for spotting scopes and blends the elements of the Tremor 3 wind dots and the Horus H59 reticle.